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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-12-15
NJ. DOANE. Sec.

Our young friend and faithful Lo-
rain correspondent, Wm. Firth, was
married on Saturday morning last to
Miss Vosbnrg. Rev. D. G. Gum, of
the Episcopal church, officiated. and
the ceremony took place at the resi-
dence of II. A. Firth, just south of
town. We wish the young people much
happiness.
Let US eat, drink and marry, for to-
morrow we die.
A clear head is indicative of good
health and regular habits. When the
bo'y is languid, and the mind worI 9
slug2ishly, Ayers Cathartic Pills wi l
assist in the recovery Of physi buoy.
ancy and mental .vigor.
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The Adrian Guardian says that a
number of Adrian people will he over
next Saturday to attend the G.. A. r..
social
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THE LIBRARY.

There was a meeting of the directors
of the Worthington Library OH Mon
day night, aud we learn that by vote
of 4 to 8 they decided to place the
books in charge of the Christian En-
deavor Society, which will keep the
rooms open at night, and parties can
have access to the books during the
evening.
This action has excited no little
comment and we have interviewed 4
number of representative citizens who
are opposed to it. The general view is
that the books should not be placed in
charge of any society, order, sect, or
organization, and that they should be
with some business man along
the street where access could be had to
them both day and night.
This is undoubtedly the correct view.
Many of the books are books of refer
ence, and professional and business
men wish to consult them during the
day if at all.
The books of the old Library Asso-
citation were. sometime ago, placed in
the school library for safe keeping.
Now that the Worthington Library is
revived, the constitution of the old as.
ISOLATION requires that the books be
placed where they belong. We have
the records of the old association, and
the constitution says the books were
to be placed with the President of the
Council, to be held until the associa-
tion should be revived. Now that it
is revived, or that there is Worthing-
ton Library, the books should be
placed there and put where they eau be
consulted during the day.
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WANTED->Vill pay cash for 400 bus.
Oats aud 100 bus. Corn, delivered at
section 4, Worthington township.
1W DR.. MOORE.
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The auction sale of the stock Of
goods Of the late Henry Davis closed
on Thursday last and the room Is al
ready undergoing change. It will be
occupied about January first by Nc
Dowell's saloon, and will be fitted up
in hondoOmo ofu)o
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-12-15

Highest market price paid for shelletl
corn. (15tf) COOLIDGE & WHITE,
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AN END TO ROME sCRAPING.

Edward Shepherd. of IIarrodsbure.
Ill.,, says: "Having received so much
benefit from Electric Bitters, I feel it
my duty to let suffering humanity
know it. Haye had a running sore OH
my leg for eight years; my doctors told
me would have to have the bone
scraped or leg amputated. l used. in
stead, three bottles of Electric Bitters
and seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. and my leg is now sound and
we'll" Electric Bitters are sold at So
cents bottle. aud Bucklen's Arnica
Salye at Csc Il box by &. W. Smith. 5
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Buy your Wall Paper now. Barber
is closing out at halt price. lott
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WHAT AMI TO DO?

The Cow!es (Neb.) Herald says:
''sixteen dogs lave been sacrificed and
81 more can be spared if necessary.
They were bitten by a dog supposed to
be mad. This is the time of year for
mad dogs. Look to your CANNES.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-12-15

Don't make your purchases before
looking our line over in both depart
ments. We can make you happier for
less money than any one else.
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Thousands of children who die an
nua!ly Of those diseases incident to
early childhood, could have been saved
by DR.. Bulbs Baby Syrup.
The painful consequences of impru-
dence in eating is speedily removed
and the depression is quickly bauished
by the use of Laxador. Is cts.
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Babyhood, the magazine for mothers,
begins with the December issue its
fourth volume. It contains an article
by DR.. Chaplin on contagious diseases
of children, which will be found espec-
tally helpful, giving, as it does. the first
symptoms of such diseases as scarlet
fever, measles, dyphtheria, small pox,
chicken pox. whcoping cough and
mumps. The extended article on the
prevention and cure of suffering in
children is also particularly valuable.
"A dozen contributors, among them,
Rev. Drs. John Hail and Wm. NJ. Tay-
ia Claus to be aboljshed?'' with de-
cidedly entertaining difference of opin.
ion. The number from beginning to
end is good one. and should have a
place in every home where there are
young children. $1.5O a year; Is cents
copy. Babyhood Publishing Com
pany, Beekman St., N. Y.
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Stamping done neatly and on sho,
notice ut Mrs. Paisley's. INV
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LITERARY NOTICES.

Our lady friends who are looking
around to see what magazine they wish
to subscribe for for next year should
see De.norest's Monthly for December,
which is just out. It certainly is in
the front rank Of family magazines,
and seems to combine y dozen maga-
zines in one. so varied is the informa-
ton it contains. And lady possessing
this valuable publication cannot tail to
keep house well. if she follows its sug-
gestiOns. 1t not only xives full infOr-
nation on household matters, but fur
nishes light AS well as solid reading.
One Of it's late attractions is to give
each month u portrait and q sketch of
the life of one of the state presidents of
the W. G. T. u. That for December
is Mrs: Mary Towne Burt, of New
York State. In fact, Dpmorest's is a
magazine that every lady of refinement
should possess. It is beautifully got.
ten up, and its price, s. per year. puts
it within the reach of all. Published
by w Jennings Demorest. Is East 14tll
St., New York.
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men of Minneapolis, also the president
Of the Y. NJ. e. A. of that city, Mr.. D.
G. Bell, which was enjoyed by all. AT
ter the address all informal reception
was held at their rooms, over Mitchell
Bros. store, at Which were present
many of the prominent older people
and most all of the young people of
the city. Kindly words from Rev. W..
H. Hartzell, Mr.. D. c. Bell, Geo. j.
Day, together with music, both vocal
and instrumental, by members of the
association and their friends who very
kindly cane 10 their aid, made the
evening pass very pleasantly to all. The
association now have q bright, cherry
home, which they hope to share with
the public by keeping u reading room
for everybody, open every night, except
Sunday, lighted, warmed, and a friend
there to welcome one and all from 6 to
$50 p. m. They have fourteen differ
ent papers and magazines on file now,
to which they hope to add others, and
they say to one and all, if you would
spend a quiet hour, or wish to write Il
letter, come to their rooms. their
home, they exteud a welcome to you.
Cow
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'Hooray, fur Mike!' said an I,ish-
man during the Lincoln Nc Clellan
campaign. mike who?" said by
stander. mike 'Clel]an" said Pat.
This is preliminary to saying that
there was minor arrival 1T Mike
BreDnan's few days ago, fine boy.
The party who took a Road-Scraper
from the village Office will please re-
turn and oblige,
B. F. THURBER.
INV Street Com.
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The Minneapolis Tribune ridicules
the Minnesota Northern railroad pro-
ject, because the road proposes to go
somewhere without going through
Minneapolis. Why, how blind the
Tribune is! The object of this road is
to ruin St. Paul by divertiug all her
trade on the northwest into Worth.
ington. See!
WHAT AMI TO DO?
The symptoms of biliousness are un-
happily but too well known. They
differ in different individuals to some
extent. A bilious man is seldom 4
breakfast eater. Too frequently. alas,
he has an excellent appetite for liquids
but none for solids OF Il morning. His
tongue will hardly bear inspection at
any time; if it is not white and ferred,
it is rough, at all events.
The digestive system Is wholly out
of order and dlarrloea or constipation
may b. symptom, or tie two may al
t..rDate. There are often HemmOr-
rhoids or even loss of blood. There
may be gidtliness aud often headache
and acidity or tlatulence and tender
ness in the pit of the stomach. To
correct all this, if not effect cure, try
Green's August Flower. it costs but Il
trifle, and thousands attest its efficacy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

Tie ,i.i,sIs fact Is that the publishers "a a
rgls 90 not undertake the printing and selling
II books on t{ieir merits. ansi IL no. invest =
do;iar IN such enterprises There ~as time
yien tho imprint of a we'll known publishing
heusc raS a guarantee Of reasonable literary
excellence, a4.d books bearing sach an in
eorseuenf could te purchased with the crr-
tssaty thas they woasd rot turn out to be
atterly disappointing and worthless. But
sbat time las rrne by. afi books are now
p1hltshed on exactly the same theory that
goods are sold by The suctioneers. There )
70 warrant a. 70 quality. and the buyer must
rsiy entirely upou his own Judgment
L i srue that tie iea1ing publishers still
snass rrptense of sab .sci.ng msnusrspts 20
n earefal. critical Inspection before they are
accepssss. tnt i j. a prsteuse only. az the
books fkesnselves faily testify. % TIE mofe
tban 4 60 neu publications x tIla PEST year,
Il Is safe - say thar not Sozen seTs pet
forth ~ the publishers Fisf ard l<eas~e u
ts1esr recc-nizssl vaiae The brrsen of print
inr. nffssinx and handling wss al borne
VITA ttese fsw possihie excertions. by fba
rersors who wrote The bcekS. au3 the rrh-
sislefs nssseiY acted IS or,itnsTv colnnere sai
agents. w~d secured scainst ios~ rat ofilv,
tus assured Il fair resarn fer taesr sin5e anf3
tronsse sslei for tie ase ~ theif mans upon
the title pegs. -9f.ehe- Democrat.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

toseoh AlbrisAt 6ais msiicins moro
prot za,s tasn "a work Of az Aide e-maa.
hence h.8 refi-enlsnE from politics. H. %
q rie1strs .ssntn<. drives a flst h.rse al
swca;s 81 tae Nest Ssds.
Gao ". Bralisa bsxliss p~liling pills.
rsaps pron: iroal ihs dad. He IS sssylag
Ia SIC nd term - C1ro ler aud likes Il.
s. G. Graves = ambitious aud alxsss gets
thcfr. E0icys Z e,ci pr1stice aud . a
poprlar s,eiefT gsnaeals1.
&,a. r Eaks has m1re basiasss than
two nea 7ur1s 70 have. re isassrT pop
u.ar nas p.easfa. Wy - caee-'ns up his
patients s1i i VstY Son J % the military.
q Z II-rr;ck has ban heys f,r ssvesal
yeefs 'na s4s g very large psAclles. Hs IS
pleas 20 io ia Ssy. q goal cOngsrsatioa-
AIS, aae as lF,s1,is ars lex on.
=. g. iJskso +, sailed hsntoDs o7 his
fiier - ard his i4-rs rrN.ici 50 rcs1sli-
t.rr ps teserVsi pobuiafity.
Ia NsFoseo a -. t,lir ~ : slr,esi-
f0i Has i1n4aersble ffienis good prlc
tics 2rd saieys als sionz Ni,l ,a- beet
7. p Marvin & per1sps ths nantsoassst
ol ths nfsn- esrasstae rhFs,cisos IN ths
civ t'essr sa.fs asit takes tie soria as
IA <oss aol ass ais fal share Of the basi-
ne-s
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

E1cofa lea D4g.
The rssa k1Qsss - i's 81. palFez-zs'i
t1ssF
: soiissF sos asasiT 81 ssssps nessPA-
- Pse9l-
Atc4S ssa aantre.i serss1s parts. "a al
- ee xarsI "a dosn t1a ntef Ga he
sisaasss Asffsii yesterday sltsra9oa
"a. .fsG.ai fs1i4 ~ lhs sites Hsme
49, s.4ts sas ai.s1 Depol - / > ci.e t4la
49, ,aasn. fafs ~ re faaa tEif. 8 esil =
A4e zna,s L1a - Tsaaer. tps soaraao
via tils tti arInea 81 -, s0ssesse- .
sssFlsfis'ns alxa so.ee. >@a so s safe-tl
4.sa.1ets lealko+
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sef< .e3 ~ ~ tabt 81 az > goa tfeae4
a. i4s .sao las sFsll4<
Tta oia setsfsas o. sAs ssi5ers Home
EarbsFei a ssrsl .oai 81 std 45FsF fes
Nrtaf 1itl eDi11 60 leoe1a.s tAs isilt5-
a srrses IA be eszns az tl 3 tDtzy
Ah5hset essir STAB l1ssi ssit-t p'tzs
- srslee 81 '.sites fzsireiaf sao4s ao9a.
viii Salse eafrlei iiea shs risss la anekets.
The show .Alss % B*son See Hive
on Wfst ifllkasf az A.s-ds1l-seiY siese-
f3fe1 WIN 4 4Fass4efa sfzae. . oziaz =
folHs-r grave 81 aal1r ~ Dec0ratl1a Day.
ID ii Hort. xa8 Nss bsiA les trial s.
- les on . eeaFfs a. serla uote4e "a s.
tsr fhr1a i tas msi,4. asl 81 1rpa.as 70
the AZ sefs 'osaf e be eaes not s-ccr+s
- ocfan.eF 49,
TAs slatf e Vi. ae qeen fhis m5rain
fra li ~ +. e.oex. sa5 in ths aftsfn )oa
fxem - ia l.siees ctsFieTs ~iii make
= seoegIl 80 feEg s. q r. AID o1ninsss
de.iTeII rt p "a.
Ils ehifz asss sre alrsaif n Eiact Lake
ant aut,ers sse eaitiax nefVrE.tiY fat fhe
f.0een ~ tne Laeea ~ oesia her trips -
olEas4 Beaea- tsxt - tr04l sad xfa sifx.
1hs White bass zfe -1e ssnas f.sa of al tals
sesson.
II sonass shat WonId Gfsna Fsyiis
psort - & 81 wasn TOR tas Lske -
mtr<ei 2 t,sqelns laao ysstefdas. -En.iy
ono hai4 - Ne psopfv iee ais. ,0siis ~
h<nt "a s.sii.nS tas Laks. aud they sleax u
aNtlas e,se'
Capt Ierai nsiy. ia behalf of the lnem-
49,. % tpfernny q. wishes - ac4noW
hedge ohiirzttjns 81 NJ. fo<ti. tasl4in
h.e51fa Ieaus A. j ffiefricb. ST. David.
so snd otlsers ~8o - zla1iy ESssged "a
their enls, tstna,ent iast Fri5as n xat
J1Anng 4 ,sch ssys a. wouit IKE - hesi
irom Chiriss Piakney. VITO sssiirsgesi hsal
shoas = week sictc de hss c-epted b :
eAa.isnse an CONDITION thts theg nkot IN
pf.yae. 1n3 z ibis : safisfsc.ory 20 Piok
nsY as wants Ain 20 come - sss isJa- 0r
saut up.
The lakss ~ 81. ?Ial's Church siil nss
r coacert s1d snfsrS8snfnent a. t1e We-l
khtr tlnk Wetoes 10y eseniHx. f3r tts hsa-
ell th "a dag fanf rhrv wil be IS
sstei ~ NJ sl0felsai Mrs. o. Hss1eas.
Miss list aaa Ms Clasa Wheeler and
oibess. sad al uausu4.iy Aae g-,sgrarans
H.i o. carried o.it. Refreshments vii be
ssrv ~ tae close u the sntersainmsnt-
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

Tswss carious crosi tast assembled on
Csnpsa Sausrs last e~sninx % witness the
susics Of the salvation ArFnY- Tbsy hooted.
sang sonxs and osssr~iss ridicaled the poor
dsiaded nsen and women Who appeared ia
red shirts AMI military caps. Oh Is Point.
he p,sn who ~ here fron Jscks0a % = ks
Ms xrpat gran,icAili fron1 her mother was
there 2nd cisopei his hsnds and rsisei hs
voice IL soax and suopiic<tfpo for tns poor
hsnirhted saais tasl stood sroand aad
r,ocxed his efsorts 0ld Nr. Loss. who
~ss instrumental in erinxsnx the army
hers. so3d % IN reverenffal atfisude.
With hst IN bard A few fsef fron hi.n
stnod 'BIli Ssnfsh. nLn&xer of smith :
Ooera Hause who wss pr0otbig consider
nx the accessibility ~ engaging he troape
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30


rronias1t anoax -, re.sn.lv a ief
fsa'rrss ~ ssils 8rgasrs' ss.a5iisamsat
wh;ca sxaib.ss ia saa ei.g Ta.s5av. Jsos
:. is ne rsvivsl o. clmSu hiDpofrotae
rhss Is Eeder ais c5nee. u % be the ~ sss
rresentio1s Reproduction Of tie rsess ard
revs's az imperial Rerls that hs4svsr b-el
seer IS this c0aatry. Iae orraassft'9a aa.f
rers "a ~ offbif tsosftusnt of tae sfpr
hs< ,,eee = irzts4r - pside = ss ths Nsss-s
seiis. a1t tasT sntrsi n1enevgg - sxoen<>
60 4, cooe ,sh sheir purpose 81 pess-ssanz the
one eorupicrs 80 stn2,s0rs bipgodromso Of
cs,siera tiinrs. Az of t~e eii korasa races
re lthnr t4p sNt io0r-nerse ci4 triot cum
tfs.s xi'l - given viii sterling reaisn.
Itsre vii als1 81 re1tlenaen is.ker fsces
= lstiies' sfeeQis. base rsces uetreen ess~
ptaais. esneis and . risses pony rsces
~ith ncager 5ffssfs. a iarzhsb'e mule
rtcr 10 rei~l, fiie arhri,is MI - ridden hy
crsi black aezo Icys. - oossole race. eic
a ntmnpr nj ceutasls sever before ztTen IN
= hiepe come vii te iairo luceS. Among
tnesa 50 trof'inF race 80 sulsiss
rfan to local competition. The
AessrS Se'is VII pressnt their elie-
o~tfPsl ffcrecs. cal Ast9 aod
HFais-< 81 th,s rsee. snd in fhe
eveot o. fhrre hcinz "a outsi&e entries.
these fxo dtefs viii csrtesf for s0orenacv
kaaIher aotscia novelty ~ii se tae sft
ierv rsr2 ttts Wiz unf.ol otstiiv - the
ri.ixs stirring fsature 81 fse long sud excif.
irz sries ~ rtceS- A sui q sixty shor-
csIeabzest squines. ridsisa snd driven b.
rr.sfessieasl eoksTs snt chariofeeTS viii
ne Afrneot int resttiisfre1 in these hior
i-or,e co1tssts rns hook snd iss.isr rsce.
tee trcn,i sword conleat en- bosseoscx. tee
rerferesarra4 az Aieysnder MctsreEor =
Scrfc't sfh,eees and PaVnea BITS N'estre~
tsons ef lifs in the Wild Vest also take
Riaes ou tie bippodron1e trark.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

Ger. ". +. lanes retained yesterday
from Lansing where he has been for several
days on business trip. Beirg shown a
copy of The Lsnsinz RepfJiicn.- IN which
he i represented "a referring % 4be Grand
Rspids add rMen ss '.n.hoiers re said:
The item is = gross nlisrrprs enIation ailt
the language quoted sss never uttered by
ne. ! simply exchanged areeliogs with
with the reporter OF that paper. never msn-
stoned the cable road aDd oil that arm
quoted as saying about our city fathers was
tarihrrrkf rom my Thoughts
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

TIE aaoister Er 1lre states that n. Fl
Glars has so.a Ais fJ,cs - the fropie and IS
comilg % Grsat Rt3ids 20 reside.
Gen o. 3 Pi4fcs. Gear-sl Heath and
Cscf. g. ~. .;oa wif lesTe Wednesday
for i'stroit. - attend ths sna1al nlssIins Of
ths loyal L'<ion
Lsx fatcsn tss wrll known aegro corre-
tsiao. wbo has sec-l tsAtiax rs ~ils in f,sis
city fs- ih~ past sre<. ia1 last nAkss for
Ce'cs<s. rs o,@ns tkis evening AZ the
oaYnpic theatre ~hsre &c las besn euyzged
fcT k1c 3c;gnier
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

Constable Rnkson nodssslg discisinas tAs
discovery of the frtas ia the river. isss.
much ~ 4 vas ~ son who accompanied
hiu. Who fsan.1 It He saws that ~tA1 ess-
r.seps ard shafp-<.ekfe4f snn<fahte. Who
roal3 Distinguish - mach beaaty and ssr-
row eezrhinea. s6roura ysit salch xs worn
hv the LADY on Heari-sf. hrid.e II houad %
bseon,e defecti - ~ Tr-sief n0eoriesF thaa
60 <3<Hxsznxh o. Flaxsxtan.~
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

N01 . Spfing s here. aud everybody
changes their clothing w0uid advise you.
Il you have aDy work IN clesniag and dte-
ink. % take scca where you can get the
he>t work done az he lowest prices. Such =
place Is the .Oid and Iseixblep Eagle Steam
Dye Eonse, No. q Cznsl-st.
n y. Binding, lining and repairing Of
gent's cioihiBg Is done with the utmost Of
nsatness and durability, which IS proven
beyond = doubt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

Hons. Henry Frslick aud rhos. D. Gil
keu. Or. CDas Shepard, Capt. Wright l..
Cofiirburr, Gen. wm. L. lanes. Judge
John I. Holmes. 4 9. "insog. Esq. abd
Hon. Geo. ". Thompson bave been apt,oint-
Cd deseszfes ~ he Xxx cclise Committee OF
the Old Residents Association 10 attend
the annual nc ting oi the Michigan Pic
neer and Historical Society, 70 be he'd a;
Lansing on "Wednesday snl Thursday, the
first and second DAYS Of Jone.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

The driver On : soush nivision-st car
icokel into tae fale hsx YESTERDAY ard
isaaG thaf someone Sal dropped - one
eens piers Instead ~ nickis "A hs an
nconcesi he fa1t 10 the pszsenxers hs i,cksd
stra,xol 81 a affe dsrid nan ~ha had en-
teret he ar Az minutes bsfc-e and pr.s5-
ssl9 34stiet Ia Dis own nlui fh&s i ezs
fest ttlle one lor a cent NJ one
salo~,ed th< sell .inklsd ard lhe car moved
O. - 14r. 7nlie tis- occoparts h1tehess
unsaziis IN theiT seats ss If tae atnsosebsre
uar rsxs nzrr<ntorialle.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

nons snesze. sneezs hawk. hawk spif.
hlo~ aad atae1sf every BODY wit5 your o.
fensive meath. II yon lave serid waterT
discharges from tise npSe sna syes throst
dis@ase. easelsx chskfnx sensations, coaga
fia<i1g aossss II he1i sottinx nes let1e
sr1 afss- SIMPSONS # n4sai estsrrh -
naef1 ssr taat the manufacturers 81 Dr.
Ssses Gafsrrh Resoe8v eTsr. IN good fsith
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Trey cannos cire. Tie RehReiy Is sold -
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

The Custer Post, @. Ar. will give an
excursion Decoration day To the Soldiers
Home over the Q. & W. II. u. r.. leaving
the Union depot al p. m, returning 4 p.
IA. Fare. IS cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

A lawn fete will be given By The Young
Women's Society" Of st. Msrk's Churcb, At
the residence u Mrs. NJ. Y. Aidr;ch. corner
College-ave. and Che.ry-s.. Thursday even
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

We have an elegant assortment Of ladies'
dress hats. bonne's. school hats and all the
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

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ting Corsets, soft or stirf. latest styles ia
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variety OF Hycienic Goods. Pillow Sham
Holders. Wardrobe or Closet Fixtures. etc,
is at Miss H. K. Matthews Corset PaTlors,
. Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

The grsudest pro- tnnie Of The season
hss been prepared fas this ssss-noon a.
Reeds lake. The s.fss. Car cempsny
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occasion and all lovers ot this fayorite rssest
viii tufB cot sssd eeiebTate the dsy st tie
Lake. Ankie. bos. rsfe4 running fscs sad
vssions ssgIscslons Of like nature viii be the
ordef OF the dsy. Following is TIE p1o-
gremufe Of mus.c furnished by Gran 4
Eaaids' fagozite band:
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30
CUT IN TWO!

The prices on all ready-made clothing in
the Large and Elaborate Clothing House OF
Mcdonald Il Williams, Y Monroe Street,
are actually cut in two, as an immense fin9
lot of clothing is now weighing down their
tables, and in order TO get room these goods
must be sold at sacrificing prices for this
week only. Don't miss this sale, as tho
prices are actually cut % per cent